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Want to know what is happening with your property taxes according to recent legislature? Don’t say Peachtree City didn’t try to tell you about...
The Olivet’s VIBE Ministry Captivates at Mr. Santa Movie Premiere
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The Olivet Church, under the leadership of Reverend Dr. William Holmes Robinson, proudly celebrated its VIBE Ministry’s unforgettable participation at the star-studded...
A Wicked review from Fayette County superfan: Comparing the stage show...
As a Fayette County resident who appreciates the artistic contributions of Trillith Studios, I’m excited to share my thoughts on Wicked, one of my favorite...
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Fayette County Board of Education’s financial reporting is the gold standard for our region
Last week’s article talked about personnel costs driving costs to school boards at a rate higher than the revenue rate capped by the homestead...
Fayette schools receive less tax money but costs are rising relentlessly
On a recent drive with my wife up to South Carolina to celebrate our son’s twenty-first birthday, I had a bunch of windshield time...
Fayette’s Teacher of the Year Rob Bell flies with Thunderbirds
Starr’s Mill High’s Rob Bell, the 2024 Fayette County Teacher of the Year, flew with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds as part of their...
Fayette at crossroads for continued adequate funding for its excellent school system
Recently the editor shared his opinion regarding the three questions on the ballot. The first asks whether the Georgia Constitution should be amended to...
Is Fayette School Board about to abandon smaller elementary school sizes, along with smaller...
Recently, I got a call from a Fayette County teacher about overcrowding at Kedron Elementary School in Peachtree City. This person was concerned that...
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